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March 2010 Real Estate Statistics
Optimism is slowly growing for an economic turnaround, especially after the Census Bureau hired over 1 million temporary employees. But we still need to be cautious…after all, we’re experiencing record unemployment rates so it will take awhile to recover. Check out the March 2010 Real Estate Building Report over at the main site and let [...]
U.S. Building Intelligence Report for February 2010
Statistics is not something I enjoy analyzing so I’m really glad the John Burns Consulting team does it for me! These reports provides the best overall analysis of the economic factors that affect our real estate market across the country. Of course, there might be some minor differences in our own markets but it’s important [...]
U.S. Building Intelligence Report for January 2010
How is your local market faring so far this year? There are so many “things” that affect the market that it’s often difficult to keep up with it all. Our friends at John Burns Consulting issued their newest building report for January 2010 and offers a ton of detailed analysis about the economic growth, affordability, [...]
December 2009 Local Real Estate Statistics Report
One thing to learn early on as an investor is that no two real estate markets are exactly alike. Sure, there might be lots of similarities between different market inventories or you might notice similar trends to neighboring markets. But nothing takes the place of really knowing the intricacies of your market. Our friends at [...]
Real Estate Building Stats November 2009
Times are still tough, just as they were this same time last year, and growing your business depends on making good investment decisions. Pay attention to the economy and signs of improvement before making any big decisions. Job growth is an important factor in the improvement of the real estate and housing markets. Without jobs, [...]
August 2009 Real Estate Statistics and Indicators Report
Alright, the August 2009 Real Estate Market Report from John Burns Consulting is ready for ya… The country’s recession has made the real estate market very volatile and difficult but it has practically burned out the construction business. * Lending has become tougher so there are fewer spec houses built. * The demand for new [...]
May 2009 Real Estate Statistics and Indicators Report
Hey everyone… we’re well into the 2nd quarter of 2009 and the real estate market is starting to show signs of improvement in some areas. Inventories are shrinking in some areas (and not in others)… and some of the “early mover” markets like cities in California and Las Vegas are slowly but surely starting to [...]
April 2009 Real Estate Statistics and Indicators Report
We’ve got got the 1st quarter of 2009 out of the way and it looks like the April 2009 real estate statistics are looking promising for real estate investors who are selling houses retail to buyers. On the other hand… the data shows that in the majority of markets us rental property owners might start [...]
March 2009 Real Estate Statistics and Indicators Report
The story of early 2009 is the unemployment rates and how we’re up over the unemployment rates from the early 80’s (which isn’t a good thing). You might be asking why unemployment rates are all that important to the real estate market… … simple. The more people that are unemployed in a particular market (Detroit, [...]
February 2009 Real Estate Statistics and Indicators Report
Well, here we are… the first month of ’09 is in the books and it looks there MAY be an end in sight for this little real estate downturn. Unemployment has been rising each month for the past several… which isn’t a good indicator… but let’s hope that all of this crazy TARP money actually [...]
